with some of Jesus's views can clearly see that the average Republican probably wouldn't have admired him very much.
For openers, they think that any politician who tells the truth is a dope. The list could go on and on.

Points could be scored by emphasizing how un-Christian the Republican Party is. They get tens-of-millions of votes from people who think they are voting as Jesus would have voted.

and think he might have been a con man if he did. But anyways, most fundies will give you the argument that the state has usurped the role of the church and that things like the UN and the federal government are "golden calfs".

The Roman's had no problem seeing Christianity as a cult. Christians were taught (its in the bible) to leave their family, wives, children behind. He certainly is portrayed as an icky cult leader in the Gospels. We only don't see it as icky because well Christianity is (TRUE). There's tons of cult thinking in those early Christian documents.

So yes Jesus would not be well liked by fundies. He would also not be well liked by most Liberals. Some of early Christianity's saying are inspirational but so weren't some of Jim Jones...

all the local Red vote is a Christian Vote

A great book dealing with the issue is Bruce Bawer's "Stealing Jesus" - one of the best books I have ever read!

who claim to be Christian leave a lot to be desired.

found any GOP doctrine that follows anything that Jesus said.

to the poor certainly wouldn't have gone down well. Also, early Christian congregations were communistic as was Jesus and his followers. They pooled their resources and kept a common purse to share everything they had with one another. I can't see our mega church denizens doing anything like that.

How about the time he endorsed the death penalty?

Me neither, because he didn't.